If a page here says something wrong about your network or your website, we want it fixed — and because every row is rebuilt from the public record, most fixes are permanent.
Email [email protected] with the page URL and what is wrong. A person reads every report. Before writing, it is worth one look at the evidence lines on the page itself — each row prints the seller-file entry, ads.txt line or detected script it was built from, and in most disputes the surprise is in the source file, not in our reading of it.
Because the index is rebuilt nightly from the published files, the cleanest fix is at the source. A network that removes a departed publisher from its sellers.json drops the listing here within days; a site that updates its ads.txt flips its own verification the next time the file is read. Where the sources are right and our interpretation is wrong — a misclassified niche, a seat wrongly attributed, a signature misfiring — we correct the method, not just the row, so the same mistake cannot recur elsewhere. The method page describes several rules that exist because someone reported an edge case.
Site owners who want a domain excluded from the index entirely can request that at the same address; we honour it.